New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
PERSONAL.

| Representative Long OF Massachusetts, Is distn'
gulshed at Washington for having pleasant word u
speak OF every one
| March 1o is the date fixed for Senator Fryo's de
parture for Europe. will go with his wife direct
| to Italy. and will not return until autumn.
Bishop Perry, OF Iowa, has been invited by the
Archbishop Of Canterbury to preach Juno 22 the
annual sermon before tho Venerable Society for
Propagatlng tho Gospel in Foreign Parts. This event
Will occur in st. Pauls Cathedral. London.
Captain william b. Halt OF Harrisburg, Is said
to be coming forward with strong backing a can
didate for tho State Treasurershp Of pennsylvania
Miss Tile May Forncy, youngest daughter Of the
lato Colonel John w. Forney. has gone into journal
ism rs a member of tho staff Of the Philadelphia
"Ieisuro Hours"
Miss Frances william will next week go to Michigan
to take part In the Constitutional Amendment cam
pagn.
It IL ntlmated that Mr.. Rldgway-who will for the
remainder Of this year DO sheriff Of Philadelphia In
place of Mr. Rowan. who has lost his mind-wll pay
to Mrs Rowan one third of the profits Of the oilice
Tho late Bishop Grcon. Of Mississippi, was for a
year end half contemporary Of George washington
A banquet will be rendered by the Massachusetts,
Bicyclc club next Friday evening to Mr. Thomas
stevens who has "clrcumcy Ged inc TOW %ono' mo
Mrs James A. Garfield. who has been spending some
weeks In city in order to be near her sons VIII so to
adelpha to-day After short visit there she will
turn her country home at Mentor, Ohio.
In his drama Francilon," which reviewed In THE
SUNDAY TRIBUNE, NJ. Dumas often mentions notorious
demimondaine named Rose Michon. Now, there 10 In
Paris "A we'll known actress named Rose Mignon and NJ.
Francisque Sarcey tho eminent critic, In his article
the play the Temps inadvertently confused the
whereupon the real actress Rose Mgnon. finding herself
Identified with the mythical oouresan, Rose Mchon. Is
righteosy indignant, and threatens NJ Sarcey with
suit for round sum Us recompense for the injury to her
good fame
Toward tho OF 1892 Sir Stafford Northcoe won't
abroad rest and restored health after session
which had been rendered particularly trying by tho gue-
ra attacks OF Lord and his fellow
rebes "Toby, NJ r." took note OF the fact and wished
tho statesman pleasant Journey This Is Sir statfords
reply written personally to Toby and
now made public the rs time by that genial philoso
ohsr Very many thanks for the kindly words In Punch
the House. and sincerely trust that tho ede may never
DO applied to him.
- Ridentem deere verum
Quid vetati
shown 10 me by many Of my friends including my enc
mies Tho life In the House OF Commons has many trials
but lind them much more tnan COMPENSATED Tor by the
back my place at tho opening OF next session and
pared TO endure any amount Of nro from tho cross
benches or any other part OF the House."
aThsre Is only ono French Deputy. NJ Rayna formerly
Minister OF Public orks. who drinks pure water during
tho delivery of grafton. Most OF the Deputies take
sugar ana water; them NJ. de Frsycins General
Boaiauger NJ. do Nun. tho great Clerical leader and
orator; NJ Clovis Hasues the dresating poet and many
otnsr active politicians. Bishop Frsppel drinks
and Paul do Cassasnso wafer with few droIa OF mint
sSS u .ay sn1
and ssitssr T. DrsJias Gsala seit1sr and lemonade;